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14/11/2013
Ryanair To Create New Jobs With Nine New Routes
Some 300 new jobs are to be created by Ryanair following the announcement of nine new routes to be established out of Dublin Airport.
The new routes will service Almeria, Spain; Bari, Italy; Basel, Switzerland; Bucharest, Romania; Chania, Crete; Comiso, Sicily; Marrakesh, Morocco; Prague, Czech Republic; Lisbon, Portugal.
The airline said that the new flights would expected to see an additional 700,000 passengers coming into Dublin each year, which will have a knock-on effect of supporting some 700 indirect jobs at the airport.
(MH/CD)
The new routes will service Almeria, Spain; Bari, Italy; Basel, Switzerland; Bucharest, Romania; Chania, Crete; Comiso, Sicily; Marrakesh, Morocco; Prague, Czech Republic; Lisbon, Portugal.
The airline said that the new flights would expected to see an additional 700,000 passengers coming into Dublin each year, which will have a knock-on effect of supporting some 700 indirect jobs at the airport.
(MH/CD)
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